The Sligo Champion - 2021-02-23

• Tap water is yellow from €10m plant
• UNBEARABLE LOSS OF A SON TO MURDER
• VACCINATIO­N TIME
• COMPANY FINED AFTER WORKER LOSES LEG IN ACCIDENT
• Householde­rs left terrified after burglary by armed men
• WHAT NOW FOR SLIGO’S ULSTER BANK BRANCH?
• Galway makes region look good
• Business owners back Sligo BID
• DEFICIENCI­ES IN DOCUMENTS AND INEXPERIEN­CE A FACTOR IN ACCIDENT
• Man (81) admits indecent assault
• Additional ICU beds at SUH
• Man who planted pipebomb is jailed
• Greenways needed now-Harkin
• SOCIAL MEDIA OPINIONS GET FORDE THE BOOT
• A prosecutio­n could follow under incitement legislatio­n
• FORDE’S DEPARTURE FROM AURIVO SHOCKED
• Making palliative care work during the pandemic
• Young men in court on drug charges
• Leaving Cert is ‘no longer fit for purpose’ - Cosgrove
• We’re raffling off our home!
• Man (24) caught with €2k of cannabis
• Enniscrone one-way is system needed
• Primrose Lane works Deer licking salt from gritted roads
• No money for new lighting
• Request for Sligo to be included in the pyrite redress scheme Ballymote car park
• A rise in littering is evident in county
• Tubbercurr­y houses are in a ‘very bad condition’
• Alleged assault victim withdraws his complaint
• Allegedly harassing daughter with texts
• Ulster Bank call no surprise
• Bring Biden, Putin here
• Local newspapers need Government support says Feighan
• New Chamber President sees plenty of opportunit­ies for Sligo post Covid-19
• Walks popular during Covid
• Lions Club say thanks to those who contribute­d to fundraiser
• Hawk’s Well continues to entertain
• Cast confirmed for TV adaptation of ‘Conversati­ons with Friends’
• Sligo author shortliste­d for award
• There are many options available to families who may need a little support to look after elderly relatives
• Second chance for Miss Ireland participan­ts
• ENNISCRONE
• RIVERSTOWN
• CLOONACOOL
• KEASHCULFA­DDA
• EASKEYDROM­ORE WEST
• NEWTOWNMAN­OR
• Top films to watch on TV this week
• The week one singer dominated the top ten
• Natwest has a moral responsibi­lity to ensure that Ulster bank loans go to pillar banks
• Castlerea Mart Market Report
• ‘It’s an ill wind that doesn’t blow someone a favour’
• Farming must go on to keep the food chain supplied in these strange times
• Aurivo Ballymote Mart Report
• Is hard water better for you than soft water?
• How can cats be stopped from hunting birds?
• Horoscopes
• QUICK CLUES 2-Speed Crossword
• EUROS FOR TRAVERS
• Buckley on upcoming friendlies
• Mulligan a leading light
• Club, county players that stood out
• Local ladies’ clubs urging public to help out with new fundraisin­g drive
• Sligo GAA’s Keane on coaching programme
• GRASSROOTS
• Success and hard Work is key for Ruth
• Bit O’Red and Martin Reilly renew deal

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